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AMERICA NEWS | Tuesday
07 June 2011 |
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Nicaragua,
Ecuador
Condemns
U.S.
Threats
against
Venezuela
at
OAS
San
Salvador
-
Nicaragua
and
Ecuador
on
Monday
rejected
US
destabilizing
actions
against
Venezuela
during
the
41st
General
Assembly
of
the
Organization
of
American
States
(OAS)
in
the
capital
of
El
Salvador.
Representatives
from
both
countries,
Denis
Moncada
and
Maria
Isabel
Salvador,
respectively,
spoke
on
the
issue
on
the
first
day
of
discussions.
Moncada
recalled
the
sanctions
imposed
by
the
US
government
to
the
company
Petroleos
de
Venezuela
(PDVSA)
as
part
of
Washington's
policy
against
Iran.
Moncada,
Permanent
Representative
of
Nicaragua
to
the
OAS,
said
that
the
US
measures
against
Venezuela
are
arbitrary
actions
aimed
at
destabilizing
the
nation.
Such
measures
undermine
stability,
security
and
regional
peace,
said
Moncada,
who
also
warned
that
the
sanctions
are
targeted
against
the
rest
of
the
member
countries
of
the
Bolivarian
Alliance
for
the
Peoples
of
Our
Americas
(ALBA).
The
Permanent
Representative
of
Ecuador
to
the
OAS,
Maria
Isabel
Salvador,
in
her
speech
at
the
plenary
expressed
her
country's
strong
rejection
against
any
attempt
of
aggression
against
Venezuela.
The
41st
OAS
General
Assembly
was
inaugurated
on
Sunday
evening
by
President
of
El
Salvador,
Mauricio
Funes,
and
the
secretary
general
of
that
organization,
former
Chilean
Foreign
Minister
Jose
Miguel
Insulza.
The
first
plenary
session
was
held
Monday
morning,
during
which
the
Salvadoran
Foreign
Minister
Hugo
Martinez
was
elected
president
of
the
General
Assembly
and
the
agenda
and
schedule
for
the
meeting
were
approved.
The
meeting
will
last
until
Tuesday
night,
when
it
be
will
publish
the
final
statement
and
other
relevant
resolutions
of
the
organization. |
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